Hi again... > > Hi, > > > > thx for your replay. > > > > > 2) you parse the xml content (each xml file in the odt-zip archiv) > > > directly in java (with sax, dom, jdom, ...) an make the translation > > > directly in java. > > has anybody done such a translation yet? I am not an expert in java and I > > hardly managed it to transform the content.xml into html. For this I used > > the example of J David Eisenberg. Unfortunately I do not get the images > > integrated into the html document... Also it would be good to get the > > informations from the meta.xml into the html document too...
> The XSLT doesn't include images, but the Ruby code that I wrote will > create images for you. It's at > http://books.evc-cit.info/odf_utils/ruby_to_xhtml.html > I'm not sure how difficult it would be to translate that into Java. Thanks for the information. I will have a look at the Ruby code. Maybe I will be able to translate some of it into java. What I still don´t really understand is how the xml-files in an opendocument-file work together. How does OpenOffice use the export-filter? For example the xhtml-export-filter: Can I use the .../share/xslt/export/xhtmlooo2xhtml.xsl manualy with an odt-document? I would like to simply unzip the file and do a transformation into xhtml. I already tried to use the xsl-exportfilter from OOo together with the content.xml but I do not get any results... When I use the xsl-file by J David Eisenberg together with the content.xml I at least get the content written into html. Does somebody know where I can find information on how openoffice does the export into xhtml? Which of the xml-files included in an odt-file is the entry or how does the programm use the diffrent xml-files? Thx in advance... maxwell -- Telefonieren Sie schon oder sparen Sie noch? NEU: GMX Phone_Flat http://www.gmx.net/de/go/telefonie --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
